Format:

Impulse Tracker 2.14v3 IT 2.14

Size:

330510 bytes

BPM:

125

Speed:

5

Channels:

11

Song Length:

23

Samples:

99

Instruments:

99

Patterns:

12

Tracks:

1

Track length:

132

SHA1:

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MD5:

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Everlasting Stillness

Composed by: FlashBurn of the Wired Pirates

Copyright(C) 1999, Wired Pirates

Greets: 
    Future Crew        (you have the domain, now ressurect the group :-)),
    Jeffrey Lim        (for the awe-inspiring Impulse Tracker),
    Darkwolf/WP        (for being my best friend and for being there when
                        things go bad),
    Johnny Maverick/WP (for understanding my plight -- you know what I'm
                        talking about. :-) ),
    My Brother         (for nagging me to finish this song),
    Anyone else I haven't mentioned here -- you know who you are! ^^;;

Message from the Composer:
        Welcome to yet another song that I have composed for the Wired
Pirates. This one took me a little more than two days to complete. The
original theme (the electric piano and flute) were concieved during a fit
of synth-rambling for my relatives. I recorded the orignal theme, ported
it to IT, and enhanced the song.
        What you hear is a song from the heart, and a song like no other.
I have only written 3 songs of this kind, not including this one. Most of
which never are released to the outside world. This one, however, is going
to be distributed.
        The song seems to stop rather abruptly at order 20 and 21 -- this
is due to the fact that the song was originally intended to loop
indefinitely. I decided to add some kind of ending late at night (11:08pm
as of this writing), and so with a lack of creative flair, I threw a fade
out abruptly into the song. If you want to hear how it originally sounded,
just get rid of orders 20 and 21 entirely -- the song will loop correctly
then.
        The drumline is noticably different than in any of my other
compositions -- this is due to the fact that I decided a better drumset
would be a good idea, plus the fact that the song seems rather boring
without some kind of beat to it. I based the drumline on my earlier quiet
lines from "Mysterious Corridors", when it consisted entirely of a hi-hat
and a bass drum. After the addition of a snare with some toms, and a few
timing tweaks, the resulting drumline is what you hear currently.
        In any case, this is the final revision of the song -- so don't
ask for any changes -- I've worked too hard at it. ^^;; So I leave you
with one final statement:

        Enjoy and cherish the music from the heart -- it is the truest of
all human feeling and emotion.

                                     -- FlashBurn / Wired Pirates
                                        (3-10-99)

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1. Electric Piano
2. Flute.Echoed
3. Drumkit
4. Strings.High.Panned
5. Bass.Fretless
7. Composed by:
8. FlashBurn / WP
10. Copyright(C)1999, WP
12. See the message for the
13. greets and composer's
14. letter.
98. What are you doing down
99. here for? ^^;;